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FILED 11/25/2024
DOCUMENT NO. 10033-2024
FPSC - COMMISSION CLERK
BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial 	DOCKET NO. 20240 I I 0-EU
agreement in Marion County, by City of Ocala 	ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0488-PAA-EU
and Duke Ener 	Florida, LLC. 	ISSUED: November 25, 2024
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The following Commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter:
MIKE LA ROSA, Chairman
ARTGRAHAM
GARY F. CLARK
ANDREW GILES FAY
GABRIELLA P ASSIDOMO
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION
ORDER APPROVING JOINT PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF TERRITORIAL
AGREEMENT
BY THE COMMISSION:
NOTICE is hereby given by the Florida Public Service Commission that the action
discussed herein is preliminary in nature and will become final unless a person whose interests
are substantially affected files a petition for a formal proceeding, pursuant to Rule 25-22.029,
Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).
Background
On August 2, 2024, the City of Ocala, Florida d/b/a Ocala Electric Utility (Ocala) and
Duke Energy Florida, LLC (DEF), collectively the joint petitioners or utilities, filed a petition
seeking our approval of a Territorial Agreement in Marion County, Florida (2024 Territorial
Agreement). The 2024 Territorial Agreement provides details on the boundary line changes and
also proposes a total of seven customer transfe rs (one customer from DEF to Ocala, and six
customers from Ocala to DEF). The joint petitioners regard these seven customers as extra-
territorial customers, since their point of use is in one party's territory, but they are receiving
service from the other party. In its petition, the joint petitioners provided sample customer
notifications that were sent to each of the customers who are subject to being transferred. The
letters were issued to comply with Rule 25-6.0440(l)(d), F.A.C. The proposed Agreement, maps
depicting 	the 	new 	territorial 	boundaries, 	and 	written 	descriptions 	are 	attached 	hereto 	as
Attachment A, attached hereto.
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Since 2009, Ocala and DEF have been parties to a territorial agreement that expired in
2019. We approved that agreement by Order No. PSC-09-0485-CO-EU, dated July 7, 2009. 1 In
early 2017, the joint petitioners began negotiations on a new territorial agreement to replace the
2009 Agreement. Although the 2009 Agreement expired, the parties have continued to meet their
obligations under it while negotiations towards the new Territorial Agreement were underway. 2
Both Ocala and DEF acknowledge that their current respective Geographic Information
System (GIS) mapping systems offer more precision than prior mapping resources, and at
various times, both have inadvertently connected a very small number of customers who are
located in the other utility’s territory. As discussed herein, the negotiated 2024 Territorial
Agreement includes boundary line changes that acknowledge these inadvertent connections.
Other boundary lines changes address mapping discrepancies and split parcels along the
territorial boundaries. Through sharing of GIS mapping files, the joint petitioners are currently
able to evaluate whether service addresses are located within or outside either utility’s respective
service territory, which greatly enhances their ability to prevent future inadvertent connections.
During the review process, our staff issued two data requests to the joint petitioners, for
which responses were received August 30, 2024 and September 30, 2024. The proposed 2024
Territorial Agreement establishes the new territorial boundaries reflecting the assets and
customer transfers between the joint petitioners. We have jurisdiction over this matter pursuant
to Section 366.04, Florida Statutes (F.S.).
Decision
Pursuant 	to 	Section 	366.04(2)(d), 	F.S., 	and 	Rule 	25-6.0440(2), 	F.A.C., 	we 	have
jurisdiction to approve territorial agreements between and among rural electric cooperatives,
municipal electric utilities, and other electric utilities. Unless we determine that the agreement
will cause a detriment to the public interest, the agreement shall be approved.3
Compliance with Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C.
Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., addresses the standards we may consider for approving
territorial agreements for electric utilities. The Rule states:
(2) 	In approving territorial agreements, the Commission may consider:
(a) 	The 	reasonableness 	of 	the 	purchase 	price 	of 	any 	facilities 	being
transferred;
(b) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement, in and of itself, will not
cause a decrease in the reliability of electrical service to the existing or future
ratepayers of any utility party to the agreement;
1 Order No. PSC-09-0485-CO-EU., issued 	July 6, 2009, in Docket No. 080724-EU, In re: Joint petition for
approval of territorial agreement in Marion County by Ocala Electric Utility and Progress Energy Florida, Inc.
2 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 2.a.
3 Utilities Commission of the City of New Smyrna Beach v. Florida Public Service Commission, 469 So. 2d 731 (Fla.
1985).
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(c) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement will eliminate existing or
potential uneconomic duplication of facilities; and
(d) 	Any 	other 	factor 	the 	Commission 	finds 	relevant 	in 	reaching 	a
determination that the territorial agreement is in the public interest.
Proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement
Ocala and DEF executed the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement on August 2, 2024, to
replace the 2009 Agreement which expired in July 2019. Upon our approval, the proposed 2024
Territorial Agreement will supersede the 2009 Agreement and all other prior agreements
between 	the 	joint 	petitioners 	in 	Marion 	County. 	Through 	the 	proposed 	2024 	Territorial
Agreement, the joint petitioners seek to (1) transfer certain customers to address errors each
utility made in connecting and serving customers that were located in the geographic area of the
other utility and (2) make minor boundary changes to correct mapping errors and address split
parcels, in order to more clearly delineate the respective service areas each utility serves.4 These
combined objectives are expected to aid the utilities in eliminating circumstances that give rise to
the uneconomic duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations.
Pursuant to Section 6.0, the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement will remain in effect
for 20 years from date that our order approving the agreement in its entirety is no longer subject
to judicial review. Upon the expiration of the initial 20-year term, pursuant to Section 6.0, the
agreement shall remain in effect unless either party provides written notice of termination at least
12 months prior to the termination of the Agreement in accordance with the Section 8.2.
Proposed Boundary Changes
The joint petitioners assert that the proposed boundary line changes are minor, and there
are two main reasons for them. 5 First, minor changes are needed to implement the transfer of the
seven extra-territorial customers and to accommodate the 54 inadvertently-served customers who
will not be transferring. Second, other proposed boundary line changes are proposed to address
mapping discrepancies (errors) and consolidate parcels that were previously split.6 Maps
depicting the proposed boundary lines are shown in Attachment B, attached hereto.7
Regarding the proposed boundary changes to accommodate customer transfers, the joint
petitioners contend that the inadvertent connections were the result of human error in interpreting
older paper boundary maps, or because one utility or the other did not have facilities at/near the
service address at the time service was requested by the customer. 8 The joint petitioners contend
that the proposed changes to accommodate customer transfers will accomplish the objectives of
avoiding duplication of services and wasteful expenditures, as well as to best protect the public
4 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 3.a.
5 The joint petitioners provided maps in their application in conformity with Rule 25-6.0440(1)(f), F.A.C., that show
their proposed boundary lines.
6 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 6.
7 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No.13.
8 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.c.
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health and safety from potentially hazardous conditions.9 Other proposed boundary line changes
are on vacant land parcels that are unrelated to the seven extra-territorial customers proposed to
be transferred.
The joint petitioners are also proposing boundary line adjustments that rectify mapping
discrepancies and errors. The utilities propose to do this, in part, by eliminating or greatly
reducing the number of split parcels in one or the other utility’s service territory. They contend
that split parcels lead to confusion regarding which utility should serve a portion or all of a
parcel, whereas, if a negotiated map adjustment eliminated the split and incorporated a whole
parcel, such confusion would be averted.10 In addition, other adjustments are proposed to clarify
(or re-draw) parcels where needed, and also to make adjustments that would remove the need for
duplicative facilities.11
Through their careful review of GIS-based resources, the joint petitioners also determined
their existing maps had errors in them. Specifically, these errors were parcels or land areas that
were shown on the old and outdated resources as part of one utility’s service territory, and the
GIS-based resource indicated the parcels are legally part of another utility’s service territory.12
The joint petitioners are in agreement as to the nature of the mapping errors and that such errors
should be corrected. The utilities also reported that detailed GIS-based mapping that each utility
uses, along with written descriptions included in the 2024 Territorial Agreement, will help to
avoid similar errors on a going-forward basis.13
Inadvertently Served Customers Not Proposed to be Transferred
A total of 54 customers are being inadvertently served, which means their respective
point of connection for receiving electrical service is located outside of their utilities’ currently
approved service territory. The joint petitioners have forged boundary line changes to avert the
need for customer transfers by either utility so that these customers may continue to receive
service from their current utility rather than be transferred. DEF currently provides inadvertent
service to 41 customer who are not proposed to be transferred to Ocala. These DEF customers
are reflected on the current territorial maps as being located in Ocala’s service territory, although
proposed map adjustments allow these customers to continue to be served by DEF. Likewise, a
total of 13 customers with service addresses in DEF’s territory are currently being served by
Ocala. Map adjustments are proposed that will avert the need for implementing transfers.14 The
joint petitioners state that many of the inadvertently served customers are in areas where there
were split parcels, and because the proposed boundary line changes are addressing those parcels,
these inadvertently served customers are not being transferred because the existing facilities are
9 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by
City of Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
10 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 5.a.
11 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 6.a.
12 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 6.a.
13 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 6.i.
14 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 2.
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in place and it makes “operational sense” that they continue to be served by their current utility.15
Pursuant to Section 1.8 of the Agreement, the joint petitioners clarified that there are no
Temporary Service Customers currently being serviced by either party. 16 Temporary Service
Customers are defined in the Territorial Agreement as customers who are being temporarily
served under the temporary service provisions of the Agreement.
Proposed Seven Customer Transfers
The proposed customer transfers under the 2024 Territorial Agreement are the result of
negotiations between the parties, with the intent of avoiding duplication of services and wasteful
expenditures, as well as to best protect the public health and safety from potentially hazardous
conditions. A total of seven active customer accounts are proposed to be transferred, one from
DEF to Ocala and six customer accounts are proposed to be transferred from Ocala to DEF. 17
DEF to Ocala Customer Transfer (one customer)
The one active DEF customer account that is proposed to be transferred to Ocala, as
shown in Exhibit C of the proposed Territorial Agreement, is a residential class customer whose
service was established in 2021. 18 At that time, DEF relied upon its then-current mapping
resources, which included older paper boundary maps approved by us in 2009 that indicated that
the service address was within its franchised service territory.19 More correct GIS-based mapping
resources now indicate that the original connection was in error, and the proposed transfer
pursuant to the 2024 Territorial Agreement corrects this.20
Ocala to DEF Customer Transfers (six customers)
The six active Ocala customer accounts that are proposed to be transferred to DEF were
connected at various times, some dating back to 1995.21 Exhibit D of the proposed Territorial
agreement 	reflects 	that 	three 	of 	the 	customer 	locations 	shown 	are 	receiving 	service 	as
commercial class customers and the other three are receiving service as residential class
customers. Ocala also stated that the serving utilities relied on mapping sources that were current
at the time, and have since been enhanced.22
15 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 5.a.
16 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 7.
17 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by
City of Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
18 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.b.
19 Order No. PSC-09-0485-CO-EU., issued 	July 6, 2009, in Docket No. 080724-EU, In re: Joint petition for
approval of territorial agreement in Marion County by Ocala Electric Utility and Progress Energy Florida, Inc.
20 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of
Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
21 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.a.
22 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.c and 5.d.
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The joint petitioners also share their mapping files with one another as an effort to make
sure there is no disagreement on the exact boundaries. Both parties intend to continue using these
mapping tools and share data as an ongoing practice to avert errant connections prospectively.23
Implementation and Customer Notifications
The joint petitioners state that there will be no customer transfers until we approve the
joint petition. Although specific details regarding the transfer of facilities have not been
developed yet, the joint petitioners state that upon our approval of the 2024 Territorial
Agreement, the customer transfers will be coordinated to take place over a 36-month period.24
Pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., DEF notified its one customer of the proposed
transfer to Ocala, and Ocala informed its designated 6 customers of their proposed transfer to
DEF. The customer notification letters dated March 19, 2024, provided information on the
general service rate changes that would be applicable under their proposal. As of August 2024,
the residential service rate was $0.09171 per kilowatt hours (kWh) for DEF customers and
$0.10126 per kilowatt hours (kWh) for Ocala customers, a difference of about $.00955 per kWh
(approximately a 10 percent difference). On a comparative basis, for a typical residential
customer using 1,000 kWh per month, a DEF customer would be paying $91.71 per month, and
an Ocala customer would be paying $101.26, a difference of $9.55 per month. For a commercial
class customer, DEF’s general service rate is $0.07332 per kWh, and the comparable charge for
Ocala is $.10310 per kWh (approximately a 34 percent difference).
As of our vote on this matter, we had not received correspondence from customers
related to the proposed transfers. The joint petitioners assert they have not received any written
correspondence from customers related to the proposed transfers. They also assert that at least 30
days prior to the actual transfer, the affected customers will receive a second notification of the
transfer. The joint petitioners assert that no additional charges will be imposed on those
customers that will be transferred.25 We find that DEF and Ocala have met their obligations of
providing notification pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., and both commit to doing so
again when the specific transfer is eminent.
Standards of Approval
Construction cost estimates or detailed engineering drawings were not presented to us for
review. The joint petitioners stated that construction cost estimated or detailed engineering
drawings have not been developed yet.26 Upon approval of the proposed 2024 Territorial
Agreement, the parties assert they will address which facilities are to be transferred or purchased,
if any, and undertake a valuation of facilities subject to transfer. DEF and Ocala have mutually
agreed to use an engineering cost estimation methodology to determine the value of facilities
23 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.d.
24 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of
Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
25 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.c and 11.c.
26 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.c and 11.c.
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subject to transfer.27 In our review of the agreement, we analyzed each component of Rule 25-
6.0440(2), F.A.C. Regarding paragraph (2)(a), we note that no purchase price was presented for
review. As a proxy, we note that the joint petitioners agreed to use an engineering cost estimation
methodology to determine the value of facilities when the specific plans and technical drawings
for implementing their Territorial Agreement are developed at a later time.28 This methodology
has been used by utility companies in the past, and has been approved by us.29 Pursuant to Rule
25-6.0440(2)(b), F.A.C., the joint petitioners’ confirmed that the availability and reliability of
service to existing or future customers will not be decreased for either petitioner.30 Additionally,
both utilities confirmed that the 2024 Territorial Agreement would help them gain further
operational efficiencies and customer service improvements in their respective retail service
areas. The joint petitioners stated that the transfer of the one customer from DEF to Ocala would
have the greatest operational impact, because the current DEF facilities to serve the customer
runs across multiple private properties and heavily wooded areas.31
Under the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, the joint petitioners have made good
faith efforts to minimize existing or potential uneconomic duplication of facilities, as referenced
in Rule 25-6.0440(2)(c), F.A.C. Each joint petitioner provided tables and maps indicating the
approximate distance between customer locations and primary facilities.32 The service address
for the DEF customer subject to transfer to Ocala is about 200 feet from existing Ocala facilities,
and when the transfer is implemented, the joint petitioners assert that about 550 feet of overhead
facilities will no longer be needed and can be removed.33 For the Ocala customers subject to
transfer to DEF, the joint petitioners indicate DEF will serve these addresses via overhead and
underground service lines. Three of the customer addresses are located about 1,700 feet from
existing DEF facilities, and the other 3 are less than 1,000 feet from existing DEF facilities.34
Rule 25-6.0440(2)(d), F.A.C., gives us the discretion to address any other relevant
concerns that are case-specific.35 In this case, a disparity of rates (based on a July to August 2024
bill example) exists that would result in certain customers paying more for service.36 Pursuant to
the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the customer transferring from DEF to Ocala would be paying
rates that are about 10 percent higher than they are currently. Conversely, the 3 residential
customers transferring from Ocala to DEF will be paying rates that are about 10 percent lower
27 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of
Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC
28 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.c and 11.c.
29 The joint petitioners have agreed to use a cost escalator, such as the Handy Whitman Index, or common
engineering cost estimation methodology. See Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of
territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC
30 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1.c.
31 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 3.b.
32 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.a and 11.a.
33 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.b.
34 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 11.b.
35 AmeriSteel Corp. v. Clark, 691 So. 2d 473, 480 (Fla. 1997). (“[T]he Commission was fully apprised of
AmeriSteel's corporate interest in obtaining lower electricity rates before deciding to approve the JEA–FPL
agreement.”)
36 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 12.c.
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than they are currently.37 Although we are cognizant of the rate impact on customers, we have
consistently adhered to the principle set forth in Storey v. Mayo, 217 So. 2d 304, 307-308 (Fla.
1968), and reaffirmed in Lee County Electric Cooperative v. Marks, 501 So. 2d 585 (Fla. 1987),
that no person has a right to compel service from a particular utility simply because he believes it
to be to his advantage. The Court went on to say in Lee County that “larger policies are at stake
than one customer's self-interest, and those policies must be enforced and safeguarded by the
Florida Public Service. Commission.” Lee County Electric Cooperative, at 587. 38
The 	joint 	petitioners 	are 	optimistic 	that 	with 	modern 	mapping 	resources 	and
advancements in GIS technology, instances of inadvertent connection can be greatly reduced or
eliminated.39 Both parties have put in effort to correct certain errors made by both entities over a
long period of time. We find that the 2024 Territorial Agreement is reasonable and a product of
thoughtful negotiation.
Conclusion
We shall approve the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement between Ocala and DEF in
Marion County, dated August 2, 2024, as consistent with the Standards for Approval pursuant to
Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C. The proposed territorial agreement amends the respective boundary
between these utilities to more clearly delineate their service territories, while also resolving
ongoing matters related to inadvertently served customers. Moreover, approval of the 2024
Territorial Agreement would help the joint petitioners to gain further operational efficiencies and
customer service improvements in their respective retail service territories, and to address
circumstances 	giving 	rise 	to 	uneconomic 	duplication 	of 	service 	facilities 	and 	hazardous
situations.
Based on the foregoing, it is
ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that the proposed 2024 Territorial
Agreement in Marion County, Florida between Ocala Electric Utility and the Duke Energy
Florida, LLC, dated August 2, 2024, is hereby approved. It is further
ORDERED that the provisions of this Order, issued as proposed agency action, shall
become final and effective upon the issuance of a Consummating Order unless an appropriate
petition, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code, is received by
the Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the
close of business on the date set forth in the “Notice of Further Proceedings” attached hereto. It
is further
37 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 12.c.
38 See Order No. PSC-96-0755-FOF-EU, issued June 10, 1996, in Docket No. 19950307-EU, In re: Petition to
resolve a territorial dispute with Florida Power & Light Company in St. Johns County, by Jacksonville Electric
Authority.
39 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.e and 8.b.
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ORD ERED th at if no protest is fil ed by a person whose substantive interests are affected
within 2 1 da ys of the issuance of thi s Ord er, this docket shou ld be closed upon the issuance of a
Co nsumm at ing Ord e r.
RPS
By ORDER of the F lo rida Public Service Commiss ion thi s 25th da y of Novembe r, 2024 .
Comm ission C l
Florida Public 	rvice Commiss ion
2540 Shumard Oak Boul eva rd
Tallaha ssee, Fl or ida 32399
(850) 413-6770
www .floridapsc.com
Copies furni shed: 	A copy of th is d oc ume nt is
provided to the pa rties of reco rd at the ti me of
issuan ce and, if a pp li ca bl e, interested persons.
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NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OR JUDICIAL REVIEW
The Florida Public Service Commission is required by Section 120.569(1), Florida
Statutes, to notify parties of any administrative hearing that is available under Section 120.57,
Florida Statutes, as well as the procedures and time limits that apply. This notice should not be
construed to mean all requests for an administrative hearing will be granted or result in the relief
sought.
Mediation may be available on a case-by-case basis. 	If mediation is conducted, it does
not affect a substantially interested person's right to a hearing.
The action proposed herein is preliminary in nature. Any person whose substantial
interests are affected by the action proposed by this order may file a petition for a formal
proceeding, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code. 	This
petition must be received by the Office of Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on December 16, 2024.
In the absence of such a petition, this order shall become final and effective upon the
issuance of a Consummating Order.
Any objection or protest filed in this/these docket(s) before the issuance date of this order
is considered abandoned unless it satisfies the foregoing conditions and is renewed within the
specified protest period.
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FILED 11/25/2024
DOCUMENT NO. 10033-2024
FPSC - COMMISSION CLERK

BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial DOCKET NO. 20240110-EU
agreement in Marion County, by City of Ocala | ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0488-PAA-EU
and Duke Energy Florida, LLC. ISSUED: November 25, 2024

The following Commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter:

MIKE LA ROSA, Chairman
ART GRAHAM
GARY F. CLARK
ANDREW GILES FAY
GABRIELLA PASSIDOMO

NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION
ORDER APPROVING JOINT PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF TERRITORIAL
AGREEMENT

BY THE COMMISSION:

NOTICE is hereby given by the Florida Public Service Commission that the action
discussed herein is preliminary in nature and will become final unless a person whose interests
are substantially affected files a petition for a formal proceeding, pursuant to Rule 25-22.029,
Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.).

Background

On August 2, 2024, the City of Ocala, Florida d/b/a Ocala Electric Utility (Ocala) and
Duke Energy Florida, LLC (DEF), collectively the joint petitioners or utilities, filed a petition
seeking our approval of a Territorial Agreement in Marion County, Florida (2024 Territorial
Agreement). The 2024 Territorial Agreement provides details on the boundary line changes and
also proposes a total of seven customer transfers (one customer from DEF to Ocala, and six
customers from Ocala to DEF). The joint petitioners regard these seven customers as extra-
territorial customers, since their point of use is in one party’s territory, but they are receiving
service from the other party. In its petition, the joint petitioners provided sample customer
notifications that were sent to each of the customers who are subject to being transferred. The
letters were issued to comply with Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C. The proposed Agreement, maps
depicting the new territorial boundaries, and written descriptions are attached hereto as
Attachment A, attached hereto.

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Since 2009, Ocala and DEF have been parties to a territorial agreement that expired in
2019. We approved that agreement by Order No. PSC-09-0485-CO-EU, dated July 7, 2009. 1 In
early 2017, the joint petitioners began negotiations on a new territorial agreement to replace the
2009 Agreement. Although the 2009 Agreement expired, the parties have continued to meet their
obligations under it while negotiations towards the new Territorial Agreement were underway. 2
Both Ocala and DEF acknowledge that their current respective Geographic Information
System (GIS) mapping systems offer more precision than prior mapping resources, and at
various times, both have inadvertently connected a very small number of customers who are
located in the other utility’s territory. As discussed herein, the negotiated 2024 Territorial
Agreement includes boundary line changes that acknowledge these inadvertent connections.
Other boundary lines changes address mapping discrepancies and split parcels along the
territorial boundaries. Through sharing of GIS mapping files, the joint petitioners are currently
able to evaluate whether service addresses are located within or outside either utility’s respective
service territory, which greatly enhances their ability to prevent future inadvertent connections.
During the review process, our staff issued two data requests to the joint petitioners, for
which responses were received August 30, 2024 and September 30, 2024. The proposed 2024
Territorial Agreement establishes the new territorial boundaries reflecting the assets and
customer transfers between the joint petitioners. We have jurisdiction over this matter pursuant
to Section 366.04, Florida Statutes (F.S.).
Decision
Pursuant 	to 	Section 	366.04(2)(d), 	F.S., 	and 	Rule 	25-6.0440(2), 	F.A.C., 	we 	have
jurisdiction to approve territorial agreements between and among rural electric cooperatives,
municipal electric utilities, and other electric utilities. Unless we determine that the agreement
will cause a detriment to the public interest, the agreement shall be approved.3
Compliance with Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C.
Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C., addresses the standards we may consider for approving
territorial agreements for electric utilities. The Rule states:
(2) 	In approving territorial agreements, the Commission may consider:
(a) 	The 	reasonableness 	of 	the 	purchase 	price 	of 	any 	facilities 	being
transferred;
(b) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement, in and of itself, will not
cause a decrease in the reliability of electrical service to the existing or future
ratepayers of any utility party to the agreement;
1 Order No. PSC-09-0485-CO-EU., issued 	July 6, 2009, in Docket No. 080724-EU, In re: Joint petition for
approval of territorial agreement in Marion County by Ocala Electric Utility and Progress Energy Florida, Inc.
2 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 2.a.
3 Utilities Commission of the City of New Smyrna Beach v. Florida Public Service Commission, 469 So. 2d 731 (Fla.
1985).

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(c) The reasonable likelihood that the agreement will eliminate existing or
potential uneconomic duplication of facilities; and
(d) 	Any 	other 	factor 	the 	Commission 	finds 	relevant 	in 	reaching 	a
determination that the territorial agreement is in the public interest.
Proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement
Ocala and DEF executed the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement on August 2, 2024, to
replace the 2009 Agreement which expired in July 2019. Upon our approval, the proposed 2024
Territorial Agreement will supersede the 2009 Agreement and all other prior agreements
between 	the 	joint 	petitioners 	in 	Marion 	County. 	Through 	the 	proposed 	2024 	Territorial
Agreement, the joint petitioners seek to (1) transfer certain customers to address errors each
utility made in connecting and serving customers that were located in the geographic area of the
other utility and (2) make minor boundary changes to correct mapping errors and address split
parcels, in order to more clearly delineate the respective service areas each utility serves.4 These
combined objectives are expected to aid the utilities in eliminating circumstances that give rise to
the uneconomic duplication of service facilities and hazardous situations.
Pursuant to Section 6.0, the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement will remain in effect
for 20 years from date that our order approving the agreement in its entirety is no longer subject
to judicial review. Upon the expiration of the initial 20-year term, pursuant to Section 6.0, the
agreement shall remain in effect unless either party provides written notice of termination at least
12 months prior to the termination of the Agreement in accordance with the Section 8.2.
Proposed Boundary Changes
The joint petitioners assert that the proposed boundary line changes are minor, and there
are two main reasons for them. 5 First, minor changes are needed to implement the transfer of the
seven extra-territorial customers and to accommodate the 54 inadvertently-served customers who
will not be transferring. Second, other proposed boundary line changes are proposed to address
mapping discrepancies (errors) and consolidate parcels that were previously split.6 Maps
depicting the proposed boundary lines are shown in Attachment B, attached hereto.7
Regarding the proposed boundary changes to accommodate customer transfers, the joint
petitioners contend that the inadvertent connections were the result of human error in interpreting
older paper boundary maps, or because one utility or the other did not have facilities at/near the
service address at the time service was requested by the customer. 8 The joint petitioners contend
that the proposed changes to accommodate customer transfers will accomplish the objectives of
avoiding duplication of services and wasteful expenditures, as well as to best protect the public
4 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 3.a.
5 The joint petitioners provided maps in their application in conformity with Rule 25-6.0440(1)(f), F.A.C., that show
their proposed boundary lines.
6 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 6.
7 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No.13.
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health and safety from potentially hazardous conditions.9 Other proposed boundary line changes
are on vacant land parcels that are unrelated to the seven extra-territorial customers proposed to
be transferred.
The joint petitioners are also proposing boundary line adjustments that rectify mapping
discrepancies and errors. The utilities propose to do this, in part, by eliminating or greatly
reducing the number of split parcels in one or the other utility’s service territory. They contend
that split parcels lead to confusion regarding which utility should serve a portion or all of a
parcel, whereas, if a negotiated map adjustment eliminated the split and incorporated a whole
parcel, such confusion would be averted.10 In addition, other adjustments are proposed to clarify
(or re-draw) parcels where needed, and also to make adjustments that would remove the need for
duplicative facilities.11
Through their careful review of GIS-based resources, the joint petitioners also determined
their existing maps had errors in them. Specifically, these errors were parcels or land areas that
were shown on the old and outdated resources as part of one utility’s service territory, and the
GIS-based resource indicated the parcels are legally part of another utility’s service territory.12
The joint petitioners are in agreement as to the nature of the mapping errors and that such errors
should be corrected. The utilities also reported that detailed GIS-based mapping that each utility
uses, along with written descriptions included in the 2024 Territorial Agreement, will help to
avoid similar errors on a going-forward basis.13
Inadvertently Served Customers Not Proposed to be Transferred
A total of 54 customers are being inadvertently served, which means their respective
point of connection for receiving electrical service is located outside of their utilities’ currently
approved service territory. The joint petitioners have forged boundary line changes to avert the
need for customer transfers by either utility so that these customers may continue to receive
service from their current utility rather than be transferred. DEF currently provides inadvertent
service to 41 customer who are not proposed to be transferred to Ocala. These DEF customers
are reflected on the current territorial maps as being located in Ocala’s service territory, although
proposed map adjustments allow these customers to continue to be served by DEF. Likewise, a
total of 13 customers with service addresses in DEF’s territory are currently being served by
Ocala. Map adjustments are proposed that will avert the need for implementing transfers.14 The
joint petitioners state that many of the inadvertently served customers are in areas where there
were split parcels, and because the proposed boundary line changes are addressing those parcels,
these inadvertently served customers are not being transferred because the existing facilities are
9 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by
City of Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
10 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 5.a.
11 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 6.a.
12 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 6.a.
13 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 6.i.
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in place and it makes “operational sense” that they continue to be served by their current utility.15
Pursuant to Section 1.8 of the Agreement, the joint petitioners clarified that there are no
Temporary Service Customers currently being serviced by either party. 16 Temporary Service
Customers are defined in the Territorial Agreement as customers who are being temporarily
served under the temporary service provisions of the Agreement.
Proposed Seven Customer Transfers
The proposed customer transfers under the 2024 Territorial Agreement are the result of
negotiations between the parties, with the intent of avoiding duplication of services and wasteful
expenditures, as well as to best protect the public health and safety from potentially hazardous
conditions. A total of seven active customer accounts are proposed to be transferred, one from
DEF to Ocala and six customer accounts are proposed to be transferred from Ocala to DEF. 17
DEF to Ocala Customer Transfer (one customer)
The one active DEF customer account that is proposed to be transferred to Ocala, as
shown in Exhibit C of the proposed Territorial Agreement, is a residential class customer whose
service was established in 2021. 18 At that time, DEF relied upon its then-current mapping
resources, which included older paper boundary maps approved by us in 2009 that indicated that
the service address was within its franchised service territory.19 More correct GIS-based mapping
resources now indicate that the original connection was in error, and the proposed transfer
pursuant to the 2024 Territorial Agreement corrects this.20
Ocala to DEF Customer Transfers (six customers)
The six active Ocala customer accounts that are proposed to be transferred to DEF were
connected at various times, some dating back to 1995.21 Exhibit D of the proposed Territorial
agreement 	reflects 	that 	three 	of 	the 	customer 	locations 	shown 	are 	receiving 	service 	as
commercial class customers and the other three are receiving service as residential class
customers. Ocala also stated that the serving utilities relied on mapping sources that were current
at the time, and have since been enhanced.22
15 Document No. 09305-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s second data request, No. 5.a.
16 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 7.
17 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by
City of Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
18 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.b.
19 Order No. PSC-09-0485-CO-EU., issued 	July 6, 2009, in Docket No. 080724-EU, In re: Joint petition for
approval of territorial agreement in Marion County by Ocala Electric Utility and Progress Energy Florida, Inc.
20 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of
Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
21 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.a.
22 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.c and 5.d.

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The joint petitioners also share their mapping files with one another as an effort to make
sure there is no disagreement on the exact boundaries. Both parties intend to continue using these
mapping tools and share data as an ongoing practice to avert errant connections prospectively.23
Implementation and Customer Notifications
The joint petitioners state that there will be no customer transfers until we approve the
joint petition. Although specific details regarding the transfer of facilities have not been
developed yet, the joint petitioners state that upon our approval of the 2024 Territorial
Agreement, the customer transfers will be coordinated to take place over a 36-month period.24
Pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., DEF notified its one customer of the proposed
transfer to Ocala, and Ocala informed its designated 6 customers of their proposed transfer to
DEF. The customer notification letters dated March 19, 2024, provided information on the
general service rate changes that would be applicable under their proposal. As of August 2024,
the residential service rate was $0.09171 per kilowatt hours (kWh) for DEF customers and
$0.10126 per kilowatt hours (kWh) for Ocala customers, a difference of about $.00955 per kWh
(approximately a 10 percent difference). On a comparative basis, for a typical residential
customer using 1,000 kWh per month, a DEF customer would be paying $91.71 per month, and
an Ocala customer would be paying $101.26, a difference of $9.55 per month. For a commercial
class customer, DEF’s general service rate is $0.07332 per kWh, and the comparable charge for
Ocala is $.10310 per kWh (approximately a 34 percent difference).
As of our vote on this matter, we had not received correspondence from customers
related to the proposed transfers. The joint petitioners assert they have not received any written
correspondence from customers related to the proposed transfers. They also assert that at least 30
days prior to the actual transfer, the affected customers will receive a second notification of the
transfer. The joint petitioners assert that no additional charges will be imposed on those
customers that will be transferred.25 We find that DEF and Ocala have met their obligations of
providing notification pursuant to Rule 25-6.0440(1)(d), F.A.C., and both commit to doing so
again when the specific transfer is eminent.
Standards of Approval
Construction cost estimates or detailed engineering drawings were not presented to us for
review. The joint petitioners stated that construction cost estimated or detailed engineering
drawings have not been developed yet.26 Upon approval of the proposed 2024 Territorial
Agreement, the parties assert they will address which facilities are to be transferred or purchased,
if any, and undertake a valuation of facilities subject to transfer. DEF and Ocala have mutually
agreed to use an engineering cost estimation methodology to determine the value of facilities
23 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.d.
24 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of
Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
25 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.c and 11.c.
26 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.c and 11.c.

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subject to transfer.27 In our review of the agreement, we analyzed each component of Rule 25-
6.0440(2), F.A.C. Regarding paragraph (2)(a), we note that no purchase price was presented for
review. As a proxy, we note that the joint petitioners agreed to use an engineering cost estimation
methodology to determine the value of facilities when the specific plans and technical drawings
for implementing their Territorial Agreement are developed at a later time.28 This methodology
has been used by utility companies in the past, and has been approved by us.29 Pursuant to Rule
25-6.0440(2)(b), F.A.C., the joint petitioners’ confirmed that the availability and reliability of
service to existing or future customers will not be decreased for either petitioner.30 Additionally,
both utilities confirmed that the 2024 Territorial Agreement would help them gain further
operational efficiencies and customer service improvements in their respective retail service
areas. The joint petitioners stated that the transfer of the one customer from DEF to Ocala would
have the greatest operational impact, because the current DEF facilities to serve the customer
runs across multiple private properties and heavily wooded areas.31
Under the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement, the joint petitioners have made good
faith efforts to minimize existing or potential uneconomic duplication of facilities, as referenced
in Rule 25-6.0440(2)(c), F.A.C. Each joint petitioner provided tables and maps indicating the
approximate distance between customer locations and primary facilities.32 The service address
for the DEF customer subject to transfer to Ocala is about 200 feet from existing Ocala facilities,
and when the transfer is implemented, the joint petitioners assert that about 550 feet of overhead
facilities will no longer be needed and can be removed.33 For the Ocala customers subject to
transfer to DEF, the joint petitioners indicate DEF will serve these addresses via overhead and
underground service lines. Three of the customer addresses are located about 1,700 feet from
existing DEF facilities, and the other 3 are less than 1,000 feet from existing DEF facilities.34
Rule 25-6.0440(2)(d), F.A.C., gives us the discretion to address any other relevant
concerns that are case-specific.35 In this case, a disparity of rates (based on a July to August 2024
bill example) exists that would result in certain customers paying more for service.36 Pursuant to
the 2024 Territorial Agreement, the customer transferring from DEF to Ocala would be paying
rates that are about 10 percent higher than they are currently. Conversely, the 3 residential
customers transferring from Ocala to DEF will be paying rates that are about 10 percent lower
27 Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of
Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC
28 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.c and 11.c.
29 The joint petitioners have agreed to use a cost escalator, such as the Handy Whitman Index, or common
engineering cost estimation methodology. See Docket No. 20240110-EU, In re: Joint petition for approval of
territorial agreement in Marion County, by City of Ocala and Duke Energy Florida, LLC
30 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 1.c.
31 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 3.b.
32 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.a and 11.a.
33 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 10.b.
34 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 11.b.
35 AmeriSteel Corp. v. Clark, 691 So. 2d 473, 480 (Fla. 1997). (“[T]he Commission was fully apprised of
AmeriSteel's corporate interest in obtaining lower electricity rates before deciding to approve the JEA–FPL
agreement.”)
36 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 12.c.

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than they are currently.37 Although we are cognizant of the rate impact on customers, we have
consistently adhered to the principle set forth in Storey v. Mayo, 217 So. 2d 304, 307-308 (Fla.
1968), and reaffirmed in Lee County Electric Cooperative v. Marks, 501 So. 2d 585 (Fla. 1987),
that no person has a right to compel service from a particular utility simply because he believes it
to be to his advantage. The Court went on to say in Lee County that “larger policies are at stake
than one customer's self-interest, and those policies must be enforced and safeguarded by the
Florida Public Service. Commission.” Lee County Electric Cooperative, at 587. 38
The 	joint 	petitioners 	are 	optimistic 	that 	with 	modern 	mapping 	resources 	and
advancements in GIS technology, instances of inadvertent connection can be greatly reduced or
eliminated.39 Both parties have put in effort to correct certain errors made by both entities over a
long period of time. We find that the 2024 Territorial Agreement is reasonable and a product of
thoughtful negotiation.
Conclusion
We shall approve the proposed 2024 Territorial Agreement between Ocala and DEF in
Marion County, dated August 2, 2024, as consistent with the Standards for Approval pursuant to
Rule 25-6.0440(2), F.A.C. The proposed territorial agreement amends the respective boundary
between these utilities to more clearly delineate their service territories, while also resolving
ongoing matters related to inadvertently served customers. Moreover, approval of the 2024
Territorial Agreement would help the joint petitioners to gain further operational efficiencies and
customer service improvements in their respective retail service territories, and to address
circumstances 	giving 	rise 	to 	uneconomic 	duplication 	of 	service 	facilities 	and 	hazardous
situations.
Based on the foregoing, it is
ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that the proposed 2024 Territorial
Agreement in Marion County, Florida between Ocala Electric Utility and the Duke Energy
Florida, LLC, dated August 2, 2024, is hereby approved. It is further
ORDERED that the provisions of this Order, issued as proposed agency action, shall
become final and effective upon the issuance of a Consummating Order unless an appropriate
petition, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code, is received by
the Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the
close of business on the date set forth in the “Notice of Further Proceedings” attached hereto. It
is further
37 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 12.c.
38 See Order No. PSC-96-0755-FOF-EU, issued June 10, 1996, in Docket No. 19950307-EU, In re: Petition to
resolve a territorial dispute with Florida Power & Light Company in St. Johns County, by Jacksonville Electric
Authority.
39 Document No. 08767-2024, joint petitioners’ response to our staff’s first data request, No. 5.e and 8.b.

ORDER NO. PSC-2024-04 88-P AA -EU
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P AGE9
ORD ERED th at if no protest is fil ed by a person whose substantive interests are affected
within 2 1 da ys of the issuance of thi s Ord er, this docket shou ld be closed upon the issuance of a
Co nsumm at ing Ord e r.
RPS
By ORDER of the F lo rida Public Service Commiss ion thi s 25th da y of Novembe r, 2024 .
Comm ission C l
Florida Public 	rvice Commiss ion
2540 Shumard Oak Boul eva rd
Tallaha ssee, Fl or ida 32399
(850) 413-6770
www .floridapsc.com
Copies furni shed: 	A copy of th is d oc ume nt is
provided to the pa rties of reco rd at the ti me of
issuan ce and, if a pp li ca bl e, interested persons.

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NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OR JUDICIAL REVIEW
The Florida Public Service Commission is required by Section 120.569(1), Florida
Statutes, to notify parties of any administrative hearing that is available under Section 120.57,
Florida Statutes, as well as the procedures and time limits that apply. This notice should not be
construed to mean all requests for an administrative hearing will be granted or result in the relief
sought.
Mediation may be available on a case-by-case basis. 	If mediation is conducted, it does
not affect a substantially interested person's right to a hearing.
The action proposed herein is preliminary in nature. Any person whose substantial
interests are affected by the action proposed by this order may file a petition for a formal
proceeding, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code. 	This
petition must be received by the Office of Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on December 16, 2024.
In the absence of such a petition, this order shall become final and effective upon the
issuance of a Consummating Order.
Any objection or protest filed in this/these docket(s) before the issuance date of this order
is considered abandoned unless it satisfies the foregoing conditions and is renewed within the
specified protest period.

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ATTACHMENT 1

Duke Energy Florida, LLC

Marion County

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(“Ocala”), a Florida municipal corporation, and Duke Energy Florida, LLC,
("DEF"), a Florida corporation, each of which are corporations organized
and existing under the laws of the State of Florida and that operate
electric utilities as defined in, and whose retail service territories are
subject to regulation pursuant to Chapter 366, Florida Statutes and which

corporations are herein collectively called the “Parties;”

WITNESSETH:

corporate charter and laws of the State of Florida to furnish retail electric
service to persons upon request within their respective service areas in

Marion County, Florida; and

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WHEREAS, the respective areas of retail service of the Parties hereto
are contiguous in many places with the result that duplication of service
facilities may occur in the future unless such duplication is precluded by
virtue of this Agreement; and

WHEREAS, the Parties desire to clearly delineate the territorial
boundaries in Marion County, Florida, in their entirety through this

Agreement in order to gain further operational efficiencies and customer

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subject to its jurisdiction based on its findings that such agreements, when
properly established and administered by the Parties and actively
supervised by the Commission, avoid uneconomic duplication of facilities,
promote safe and efficient operations by utilities in rendering electric service
provided to their customers, and therefore serve the public interest.

NOW, THEREFORE, in fulfilment of the purposes and desired aforesaid,
and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements herein
contained, which shall be construed as being interdependent, the Parties
hereto, subject to and upon the terms and conditions herein set forth, do

hereby agree to the Agreement as follows:

ARTICLE I

DEFINITIONS

Section 1.0: Territorial Boundary Line(s). As used herein, the term

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mean the location within the Territorial Area of a Party where a customer's
end-use facilities consume electricity, wherein such Party shall be entitled
to provide retail electric service under this Agreement, irrespective of where
the customer's point of delivery or metering is located. The point of use
and not the point of connect or metering shall be determinative as to who

shall be the provider of the electric service under this Agreement.

Section 1.4: Transmission and Distribution Lines. As used herein, the

term “Transmission Lines” shall mean all electric lines of either Party having
a rating of 69 kV or greater. As used herein, the term “Distribution Lines”
shall mean all electric lines of either Party having a rating up to but not

including 69 kV.

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Section 1.5: New Customers. As used herein, the term "New

Customers" shall mean all customers applying for retail electric service after
the Effective Date of this Agreement at a Point of Use in the Territorial Area

of either Party which has not previously been served by either utility.

Section 1.6: Existing Customer. As used herein, the term “Existing

Customer” shall mean any customer receiving electric service from either
OEU or DEF at the location for which the service is existent on the Effective

Date of this Agreement.

Section 1.7: Extra-Territorial Customers. As used herein, the term

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Section 1.10: Effective Date. As used herein, the term “Effective Date”

shall mean the date on which the final Order of the Commission granting

approval of this Agreement in its entirety becomes no longer subject to

CTU yO Pr CU WIG SUE VIG WVU Unit ee Pre ee

Territorial Boundary Line shall not be altered or affected by any change that
may occur in the corporate limits of any municipality or county lying within
the OEU or DEF Territorial Area, through annexation or otherwise, unless
such change is agreed to in writing by the Parties and approved by the

Commission.

Section 2.1: Service to New Customers. The Parties agree that

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There are instances where the Territorial Boundary Line will traverse
the property of a New Customer. The Parties recognize that in some
instances, the information needed to locate the New Customer’s various
points of use in relation to the Territorial Boundary Line with reasonable
certainty may be unavailable or difficult to determine, and agree that in
such event, the Party with the greater portion of the New Customer’s
property in its Territorial Area, including where the preponderance of the
Customer's electric energy usage is expected to occur, shall be entitled to

serve all of the New Customer’s usage.

Section 2.2: Temporary Service. The Parties recognize that in

exceptional circumstances, economic constraints or good engineering

Use.

Prior to the commencement of Temporary Service, the Party providing

such service shall inform the New Customer of the temporary nature of its

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Party.

section 2.4: Correction of Inadvertent Service Errors. If any situation

is discovered during the term of this Agreement in which either Party is

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the Commission in writing if circumstances require additional time to

complete the transfer.

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section 3.2: Transfer of Related Service Facilities. In conjunction with
the transfer of Extra-Territorial Customers pursuant to Section 3.0 above,
the receiving Party may elect to purchase the electric distribution facilities

of the transferring Party used exclusively for providing electric service

v v

closing date for each transfer, allowing sufficient time for the Parties to
identify the customers and facilities to be transferred; to determine the

compensation for transferred customers and facilities; and to prepare the

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is used exclusively in connection with OEU's business as an electric utility;
provided, however, that OEU shall construct, operate, and maintain said
lines and facilities in such manner as to minimize any interference with the

operation of DEF in the DEF Territorial Area.

PUOLGIH JUIVILG UL UID JILG. AY YUISU TI UND QOUUIUIT, HWINNLOU POLaI QUI VvILG Jit

mean no more than three separate retail accounts with a combined load of

25 kW or less at any such site.

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Section 5.2: Supersedes Prior Agreements. Upon approval by the

Commission, this Agreement shall be deemed to specifically supersede all
prior agreements between the Parties regarding their respective retail

service areas in Marion County.

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section 7.0: Other Electric Utilities. Nothing in this Agreement is

intended to define, establish or affect in any manner the right of either Party
to furnish retail electric service with any other electric utility that is not a
party to this Agreement. The Parties understand that OEU or DEF may, from
time to time, and subject to Commission approval, enter into territorial
agreements with other electric utilities that have adjacent or overlapping
service areas and that, in such event, nothing herein shall be construed to
prevent OEU or DEF from designating any portion of its Territorial Area

under this Agreement as the retail service area of such other electric utility.

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generation, transmission and distribution facilities; and encouraging the
installation and maintenance of facilities necessary to fulfill the Parties

respective obligations to serve.

Section 7.3: Public Records Law. DEF acknowledges Ocala’s obligations

under Article |, Section 24, Florida Constitution and Chapter 119, Florida
Statutes, to release public records to members of the public upon request.

DEF acknowledges that Ocala is required to comply with Article |, Section

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claim under or by reason of this Agreement or any provision or conditions
hereof; and all of the provisions, representations, covenants and conditions
herein contained shall inure to the sole benefit of and shall be binding only

upon the Parties and their respective representatives, successors and

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CITY OF OCALA, FLORIDA,
a Florida municipal corporation

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By: | Barmy Masel, as
seoFanewrrtee™Citys Council President
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PMCARKIGEL JACOBS, as
City Clerk

APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:

‘DocuSigned by:
William €. Sexton
Bye WIELIAM E. SEXTON, as
City Attorney

DUKE ENERGY FLORIDA, LLC

By: rdietinen Anzeages as

MELISSA SEIXAS, State President
Duke Energy Florida, LLC

ATTEST:
/5/ Stephanie Cuelfo

STEPHANIE CUELLO, as
Senior Counsel
Duke Energy Florida, LLC

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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
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NW 23rd Ave
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
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NW.3rd-Ave
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NE 191h St
25
NW 4EN Av
NE 2nd Ave
NE 6th Ave
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NE/17th Rd
010
012
007
008
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NE 12th Ave
NE 13th Ave
NE:10th 5
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NW.8th St
NE 7th St
Highland
Memorial Park
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Z
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Ocala
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Page 37 of 63
- US Highway
Township:
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
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ELE/240252
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Quadrant: Northeast
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Page 38 of 63
MARION COUNTY 1 2 3
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PAGE 45
DacuSign Envelope ID: SAT22AA4-DS7E-4ASE-676A-6F34C9BEFCEC N
DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY ELEi240252
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C
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SE 1st Street Rd
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Page 40 of 63
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PAGE 46
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 54122A44-D37E-4A8E-8764-6F34C9B 5FC8C

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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
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ELE/240252
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E
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441
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Page 42 of 63
MARION COUNTY 2 3 1
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DecuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34COB5FC8C N

DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
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Map Page 18
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DocuSign Envelope 10: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-GF 34 COBGFC8C
DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY
TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT
MARION COUNTY, FL
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Quadrant: Southeast
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A GF 34C9BSFCRC N

DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY ELE/240252
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Township: 165

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County: MARION
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Gea Electric Utility (_] section 7 County US Highway

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DocuSign Envelope ID: 5A122AA4-D37E-4A8E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C
DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
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ELE/240252
W
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S
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SE SEth St.
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Ocala Electric Utility
Section
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Major Road
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Parcels
Water
Rail
22
Map Page 21
Page 47 of 63
1 mi
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MARION
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BocuSign Envelope 1D: 5A122AA4-D37E-4ABE-876A-6F34 COB5FCEC N
DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY ELE/240252
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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT - MARION COUNTY
MARION COUNTY FLORIDA
Service Territory
Duke Energy Flerida
Ceale Electric LAiky
Not Part of Agreement

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Attachment A
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ELEf24n252
Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines* EXHIBIT D
Map | County | Township/ Section(s} Description/Notes
Page Range
|
1
uf ; Marion , T14S, R22E 4,5,6, 7, 8,9, 16, 17,18 The entire section is served by DEF, No areas are served by OEU.
2 Marion T14S, R22E | 4,2,3,10,11 The entire section is served by DEF. NoareasareservedbyOFU. ~~
|
2 Marion T145, R22E 12 OEU serves the large rectangular parcel in the section, The remainder of the section is served by DEF.
2 Marion T14S, R22E 13 | The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
2 Marion T14S, R22E 14 T OEU serves three parcels in the southwestern quarter of the section. OEU also serves three parcels
| in the eastern half of the section. DEF serves the northwest quarter of the section as well as one
| Parcel in the southwestern quarter. DEF also serves the northwestern quarter of the eastern half of
| the section.
2 Marion 7145, R22E 1s | DEF serves west of the railroad. DEF also serves the northern half of the section. OEU serves the
j | southern half of the section east of the railroad
|
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3 T14S,R23E | 4,5,6,7,8,9, 16, 17,18 | This section is Not Part of this Agreement.
| |
4 Marion T14S,R21E | 19 | This section is Not Part of this Agreement.
4 Marion T1458, R21E | 20, 21, 28 | DEF serves all areas that Part of this Agreement. No areas are served by OEU.
|
4 Marion 714S,R21E | 29 This section is Not Part of this Agreement.
4 Marion T145, R21E 30 OEU serves all areas that Part of this Agreement. No areas are served by DEF.
i
4 Marion 7145, R21E | 31, 32, 33 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
i

Ifthere are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit D, then the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.

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Attachment A
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ELEf240252

Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines* EXHIBIT D

5 Marion T145, R21E 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

5 Marion 7145, R21E 27 OEU serves six parcels adjacent to the west side of Interstate 75. OEU also serves two parcels in the
southern half of the section. DEF serves the remainder of the section.

5 Marion 7145, R21E 34 OEU serves west of Interstate 75. DEF serves east of Interstate 75.

5 Marion T1485, R21E 35 The entire section is served by DEF except for the portion of the section west of Interstate 75

5 Marion T145, R21E 36 DEF serves the northern half of the section. DEF also serves west of the railroad tracks in the
northwestern half of the southern half of the section, DEF also serves thirty-six parcels in the northern
half of the southern half of the section, east of the railroad tracks. OEU serves the remainder of the
section, including the southern half of the southern half west of the railroad tracks and east of 500.

6 Marion 7145, R22E 19 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

6 Marion 7145, R22E 20 DEF Serves the entire section except for the four parcels adjacent to the eastern section line that are
served by OEU.

6 Marion T1458, R22E 21 DEF serves the entire section except for the six parcels in the northwestern quarter of the section and
the large parcel adjacent to the western section line in the southern half of the section that are served
by EU.

6 Marion T145, R22E 28 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.

6 Marion T145, R22E 29 DEF serves the northern half of the northern half of the section. DEF also serves the western half of the
section except for the seven parcels that are served by OEU. GEU also serves the eastern half of the
section except where DEF serves in the northern half of the northern half.

6 Marion 7145, R22E 30 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by GEU.

6 Marion 7148, R22E 31 DEF serves the northern half of the section as well as two parcels in the southern half of the section.
OEU serves the southern half of the section except for the two parcels that are served by OEU.

If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit D, then the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.

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DacuSign Envelope iD: 5A1224A4-D37E-4A6E-876A-6F34C9B5FC8C

Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines*

Attachment A
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ELE/240252

EXHIBIT D

6 Marion ] 7145, R22E 32 The entire section is served by OEU except for the parcels in the northwestern quarter of the section
that are served by DEF.
6 Marion 7145, R22E 33 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
7 Marion | 7145, R22E 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 34, 35, 36 | The entiresection is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
8 Marion 7148, R23E 19 OEU serves the western half of the section except for the eleven parcels in the northwestern quarter of
the section that are served by DEF. DEF serves the eastern half of the section.
8 Marion | 7145, R23E 20, 21, 28, 29, 30,31, 32, 33. The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
3 Marion 7145, R23E 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 34, 35,36 | OEU serves all areas that Part of this Agreement. No areas are served by DEF.
10 Marion | T15S, R21E 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
{
11 Marion | T14S, R22E 4,5, 6, 7,8,9,16,17,18 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
12 Marion T15S, R22E 1, 2,3, 10,11, 12, 13, 14,15 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
13 Marion T155, R23E 4,5, 6,7, 8, 9, 16 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF,
P43 Marion T15S, R23E V7 OEUserves the entire section except for the two parcels in the southwestern corner that are served by
DEF.
B Marion T15S, R23E 18 GEU serves the entire section except for the parcel in the southeastern corner that is served by DEF.
14 Marion T15S, R23E 1, 2,3, 10, 11, 12,13, 14,15 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.
15 Marion T155, R24E 4,5, 6,7, 8, 9, 16, 17,18 Thissection is Not Part of this Agreement.

If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit D, then the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.

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ELE240252

Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines* EXHIBIT D

16 Marion TASS, R22E 19, 20, 21, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,] The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.

37, 38,40

Te Marion T155S, R22E 22,23, 24 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.

17 Marion T158, R22E 25. O€EU serves the northern half of the section except for the development in the western half of the
western half of the section that is served by DEF. OEU also serves @ thirty-two parcels in the eastern
half of the southwestern half of the section. OEU also serves nine parcels in the eastern half of the
southeastern half of the section. The remainder of the section is served by DEF.

V7 Marion | T15S,R22E | 26 OEU serves the northwestern half of the section except far one parcel that is served by DEF. OEU also
serves the western half of the northwestern half of the section. The remainder of the section is served
by DEF.

17 Marion T1SS, R22E 27 OEU serves the northern half of the section except for two parcels that are served by DEF. DEF serves
the southern half of the section except for the southwestern quarter that is served by OEU. OEU also
serves eighteen parcels in the southeastern quarter of the section.

Vv Marion T155, R22E 34, 35,36 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

18 Marion T155, R23E 19 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

18 Marion T1558, R23E 20 DEF serves the western half of the western half of the section. OEU serves the eastern half of the

| western half of the section. OEU also serves the eastern half of the section.
18 Marian T155, R23E 21,28 | The entire section is served by GEU. No areas are served by DEF.
i"

18 Marion T15S, R23E 29 H DEF serves the western half of the section. OEU serves the eastern half of the section.

|

18 Marion T15$, R23E 30, 31,32, 33 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

ig Marion T1i5S, R23E 22, 23,24, 25, 26, 27 The entire section is served by CEU. No areas are served by DEF.

If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit D, then the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.

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19 Marion T155, R23E 34,35 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

19 Marion T15S, R23E 36 DEF serves all areas that Part of this Agreement. No areas are served by OEU.

20 Marion 7165, R22E 4 OEU serves the northern half of the northern half of the section. DEF serves the southern half of the
northern half of the section. DEF also serves the southern half of the section.

20 Marion | 7165, R22E 5 a GEU serves the entire section except for the three parcels in the northeastern quadrant that are served

| by DEF.

20 Marion 5, R22E 6,7 The entire section is served by OEU. No areas are served by DEF.

20 Marion | 7165S, R22E E3 OEU serves the western half of the section except for ten parcels that are served by DEF. DEF also

| serves the eastern half of the section.

20 Marion | 7165, R22E 9, 16 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

20 Maricn T16S, R22E 17 DEF serves the northern half of the section except for the parcels inthe northwestern quarter that are
served by OEU as well as the parcels adjacent to the western section line. OEU also serves the
southwestern half of the section as well as ane parcel in the southeastern section. The remainder of
the section is served by DEF.

20 Maricn T1645, R22E 18 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by OEU.

Pak Marion T16S, R22E 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15 The entire section is served by DEF, No areas are served by OEU.

22 Marion T16S, R22E 19 OEU serves all areas that Part of this Agreement. No areas are served by DEF.

22 Marion TLOS, R22E 20 OEU serves the entire section except for the seven parcels that are served by DEF.

22 Marion T165, R22E 21 The entire section is served by DEF. No areas are served by GEU.

If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit D, then the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.

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ELE240252
Written Description of the Territorial Boundary Lines* EXHIBIT D
22 Marion 7165, R22E 28 This section is Not Part of this Agreement.
22 Maricn 7165S, R22E 29, 30 OEU serves all areas that Part of this Agreement. No areas are served by DEF.
22 Marion T16S, R22E 31, 32,33 This section is Not Part of this Agreement.

If there are any discrepancies between Exhibit A and Exhibit D, then the territorial boundary maps in Exhibit A shall prevail.

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EXHIBIT C

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL CUSTOMERS SERVED BY DUKE ENERGY
AND SUBJECT TO TRANSFER TO THE CITY OF OCALA

No. | Premise Address.

'|:Customer:Type |

County:

~ | Premise No.

1. | 390 NE 42"? STREET, OCALA, FL 34479 | RESIDENTIAL

MARION

5204500651

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EXHIBIT D

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL CUSTOMERS SERVED BY THE CITY OF
OCALA AND SUBJECT TO TRANSFER TO DUKE ENERGY

No| Premise Address “ ee | Customer. Type} County | ID -

1] 1274 NE-70™ STREET, OCALA, FL 34479 COMMERCIAL | MARION] 556357

2.| 1274 NE 70™ STREET, OCALA, FL 34479 COMMERCIAL | MARION| 511028

3.| 1672 NE 70TH STREET, OCALA, FL 34479 RESIDENTIAL | MARION] 529275 (114002)
4.| 1672 NE 70TH STREET, OCALA, FL 34479 RESIDENTIAL | MARION] 529275 (117404)
5.| 1672 NE 70TH STREET, OCALA, FL 34479 RESIDENTIAL | MARION] 529275 (329128)
6.| 3400 NW 35th STREET ROAD, OCALA, FL 34479] COMMERCIAL | MARION] 512419

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ORDER NO. PSC-2024-0488-PAA-EU 	Attachment B
DOCKET NO. 20240110-EU 	Page 1 of 12
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Informational
Maps
Depicting The
Territorial
Boundary Line
Changes

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Attachment B
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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY
TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT

MARION COUNTY, FL

PAGE INDEX

Docket No: 20240110-EU
DEF's Response to Staff's DR1
Qs:6&13

ys
_—

le

Service Territory

wr
Wire
4 ) -

— memes Interstate
[EU Deke Energy Florida = 7%, ToDuke Ea Map Sid FIT ity Boundary US. Highvay
[I] Oras Electric utiity =< To.Ocala ~ [_] Section [ITT County — Major Road
(EGU Not Part of Agreement [7] Pareets water me Rail

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Docket No: 20240110-EU DEF's Response to Staff's DR1 Qs: 6 & 13
200
032
031
25
301
441
E
NEW05th Ln
004
001
006
Nelagnolla Ave
NE -23rd Gr
NEww102nd L
NHL1 00th St
NE 48th St
NE 9
Anthony
a
NE
$012
301
MARION COUNTY
NE 16th Te.
Sicksonville Rd
-
See 14S22E, Northeast Quadrant -- page 2
M.W.8.6th -Ln
NW17.30
Map Adjustments only - no customer transfers 017
NE 84th St
016
013
ation North
E
Muti District
S
Jumbolair-Greystone. Airport
301
024
141
019
"Adena Country
See 14S22E, Southwest Quadrant -- page 6
Quadrant: Northwest
MARION COUNTY
1
2 3
4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14|15
Service Territory
Duke Energy Florida
To Duke
Map Grid
City Boundary
US Highway
Ocala Electric Utility
To Ocala
Section
County
Major Road
Not Part of Agreement
Parcels
Water
Rail
22
Page 1
0
0.5
1 mi
Range:
22E
County:
MARION
16
17
18
19
20 |21
022
020
02
NE 21st Ave
010
NE .85th St M
009
007-95th St
008
ony-Rd
Nes
015
Sheriffs Sub
018
Township:
14S
Interstate
033
034
003
005

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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
Docket No: 20240110-EU DEF's Response to Staff's DR1 Qs: 6 & 13
033
034
DE Jae-Tor
006
003
004
NE 200:00:
NE 002ndl Lm
See 14S22E, Northwest Quadrant -- page 1
-
-
NE 97th St Rd
Ave
NE 3
011
009
NE 950h. ST
010
MARION COUNTY
The
NE 92ml: 1
Map Adjustments only - no customer transfers
014
016
.015
-Ofve
022
023
024
1019
021
See 14S22E, Southeast Quadrant -- page 7
Quadrant: Northeast
Township:
14S
0.5
1 mi
4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14 15
Service Territory
Duke Energy Florida
To Duke
Map Grid
:City Boundary
US Highway
Ocala Electric Utility
To Ocala
Section
County
Major Road
20
21
Not Part of Agreement
Parcels
Water
Rail
22
Page 2
MARION COUNTY 1 2 3
Range:
22E
County: MARION
16
17
18
19
Interstate
018
013
See 14S23E, Northwest Quadrant -- page 3
007
012
E 3crd
002
001
031
036
035
0

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Attachment B

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PAGE 71
Docket NB: 20240110-EU
DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY DEM Repose to Stas DRI
Ss: 1

TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT
MARION COUNTY, FL

See 14S22E, Northeast Quadrant — page 2

Quadrant: Northwest
Township: 14S
Range: 23E
County: MARION

Service Territory

[EM Duke Energy Florida «= 7, To Duke = L] Map iid
[iy ala Electric Ublity =< To Ocala ©] Section
(HBB Not Part of Agreement [—] Parcels

Page 3

1.1 mi

es City Boundary Interstate

foe
CII County
(9) water

ee US Highway
—— Major Road
== Rail

10

11}12)13

16 i

14

3} 19)

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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY
TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT
MARION COUNTY, FL

Docket Ng 20240110-EU
DEF's Responffe to Staffs DR1
Qs: 6 & 13

003

1
HWS

(pe 4th PI
i i '

Quadrant:
Township:
Range:
County:

Southeast

14S

1E 0 05
MARION

Service Territory

Duke Energy Florida To Duke [2] Map Grd

Ocala Electric Utility ct ToOcala [__] Section 7-77 County
HN Not Part of Agreement [] Parcels (0) water

Page 5

mus Interstate

eee US Highway
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== Rail

Maton NTY
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16|17|18[19.

2021
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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
Docket No 20240110-EU DEF's Response to Staff's DR1 Qs: 6 & 13
See 14S22E, Northwest Quadrant - page 1
013
200
018
017
.016
015
25
301
Adena Country Club
441
NE 71
024
326
019. 70/h SI
020
30
NW:67th St
NW-66th St
NW 0 2= d-Pl
See 14S21E, Southeast Quadrant -- page 5
MILLION COUNT
Exhibit D
#1-5
027 50
025
301
030 NW-56th St.
Map adjustments only - no customer transfers
W. Anthony Rd
200A
NE:49th St
NE 22 AV0
1-5-22nd en
NE 23rd Ave
P
NE-65Ch PU
NE:491.SI
NV
NE 4436 SE
034
136-
NE-22ml CH:
NE: 241h.C.
301
Ocala
001
1441
006
005
i
-1 004
003
NE: 33nfl St
See 15S22E, Northwest Quadrant -- page 11
Quadrant: Southwest
MARION COUNTY
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Service Territory
Duke Energy Florida
To Duke
Map Grid
: City Boundary
US Highway
Ocala Electric Utility
To Ocala
Section
] County
Major Road
20
21
Not Part of Agreement
Parcels
Water
Rail
22
Page 6
Township:
14S
0
0.5
1 mi
Range:
22E
County:
MARION
16
17
18
19
Interstate
See 14S22E, Southeast Quadrant - page 7
57th St
028
NE 204) Avt
Exhibit C #1
NE 2 033
NE 3601St
NE Jacksonville Rd
₩021kh.SE
Q232:
W Anthony Rd

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PAGE 74

Docket Ngf20240110-EU

DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY DEF's Responge to Staffs DR1
TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT Qs: 6 & 13
MARION COUNTY, FL

see 14S523E, Northwest Quadrant — page 3

T

page

See 14522E, Southeast Quadrant -—

Quadrant: Southwest
Township: 14S

Range: 23E —
County: MARION

Service Territory =

[MN] Duke Energy Forida =", To Duke [) Map cid FVD City Boundary
[Ul Ocala Electric Utitty =< ToOcala. =] Section IZ7 County

GE Not Part of Agreement (J Parcels (Water

Page 8

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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
Docket No: 20240110-EU DEF's Response to Staff's DR1 Qs: 6 & 13
013
016
015
014
018
021
022
Orange A alo
023
019
See 14S23E, Southwest Quadrant -- page 8
026
030
028
MARION COUNT
NE
Correcting Map Errors - no customer transfers
Pin
Todis
035
031
033
034
006
005
004
003
002
001
NE -7-2
See 15S23E, Northeast Quadrant -- page 14
Quadrant: Southeast
MARION COUNTY 1 2 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14|15
Service Territory
Duke Energy Florida
To Duke
Map Grid
City Boundary
US Highway
Ocala Electric Utility
To Ocala
Section
7 County
Major Road
20
21
Not Part of Agreement
Parcels
Water
- Rai
22
Page 9
0
0.65
1.3 mi
Range:
23E
County: MARION
16
17
18
19
Interstate
Township:
14S
Ocklawaha Ln-0-24
1025
027
036Church
40

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See 14S23E, Southwest Quadrant - page 8
036
031
326
032
033
034
006
Odkowaha Visitor Center &
001
NE 24th
005
See 15S22E, Northeast Quadrant -- page 12
35
008Silver Springs: State Park
silver R ver Basy
n
007
MARION COUNTY
012
008
008
Map adjustment only - no customer transfers
See 15S23E, Northeast Quadrant - page 14
015
-013
018
nd Sm
SE Higthus
020
021
022
0243
See 15S23E, Southwest Quadrant -- page 17
Quadrant: Northwest
MARION COUNTY
1
2
3
Township:
15S
0.5
1 mi
4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14 15
Service Territory
Duke Energy Florida
To Duke
Map Grid
City Boundary
US Highway
Ocala Electric Utility
To Ocala
Section
County
Major Road
20
21
Not Part of Agreement
Parcels
Water
Rai
22
Page 13
0
Range:
23E
County:
MARION
16
17
18 19
Interstate
017
017
016
010
009
005
004
003
020
Docket N : 20240110-EU DEF's Response to Staff's DR1 Qs: 6 & 13

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DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT MARION COUNTY, FL
Docket No: 20240110-EU DEF's Response to Staff's DR1 Qs: 6 & 13
See 15S22E, Southwest Quadrant -- page 15
038
038
040
032
033
441
Ocala
27
SW-3rd Ave
M
Map adjustment
only - no
customer
301)2nd
transfers
--
500
S
038
037
-SW 63rd -St Rd
007
MARION COUNTY
Club of Od
SE O2nd Ave
-
007
-
012
SE BOM SE
See 16S22E, Northeast Quadrant -- page 20
SVE14th
h Ter-
019
020
021
022
024
SW:91st Pl
See 16S22E, Southwest Quadrant -- page 21
Quadrant: Northwest
MARION COUNTY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
County:
MARION
10
11
12
13
14 15
Service Territory
Duke Energy Florida
To Duke
Map Grid
City Boundary
US Highway
Ocala Electric Utility
To Ocala
Section
County
Major Road
20
21
Not Part of Agreement
Parcels
Water
Rai
22
Page 20
75
SE 169h: Tint
SE IL Av
015
018/ 85th St
01
-
013
SW:87 h :PI
16
17
18 19
Interstate
Township:
16S
0
0.5
1 mi
Range:
22E
S:010
008
009
005
004
003
25
016
Aver
034

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Docket Nof20240110-EU
DUKE ENERGY - OCALA ELECTRIC UTILITY DEF's Responge to Staff's DR1

TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT Qs: 6 & 13

MARION COUNTY, FL
See 16822E, Northwest Quadrant -- page 19

ENT

013 918 O17

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Township: 16S

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THEI Duke Eneroy Floda 7, ToDuke =) Map rd FITS City Boundary US Highway
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